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The Faculty of Psychology at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) and the University of Leuven (KU Leuven) are seeking two highly motivated PhD candidates to contribute to the research project “Unraveling the Mechanisms of Rigidity: A Goal-directed Perspective on Alcohol and Gambling Addiction”.
This unique opportunity involves one doctoral position at KU Leuven and another at ULB under the supervision of Agnes Moors (KU Leuven) and Xavier Noël (ULB). Successful candidates will join a dynamic, interdisciplinary team dedicated to advancing the understanding and treatment of addiction-related behaviors.
Two four-year PhD positions: one at KU Leuven, the other at ULB. For both positions, you can apply using the KU Leuven platform.
https://psymed.ulb.be/research/?lang=en
For more information please contact Prof. dr. Agnes Moors, tel.: +32 16 37 32 79, mail: agnes.moors@kuleuven.be or Xavier Noël, mail: xavier.noel@ulb.be
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